Dunbarton Tobacco & Trust: Mi Querida Triqui Traca No. 764 Cigars

Literally translating to "my dearest" and colloquially meaning "my mistress" in Spanish, the Mi Querida cigar fulfills Dunbarton founder Steve Saka's personal desires for a Maduro, comprising Nicaraguan fillers and binder encased by a 100% naturally fermented Connecticut Broadleaf wrapper. Here in the Triqui Traca version, Saka tweaks the original blend slightly to create one of Dunbarton's boldest cigars.

Triqui Traca is local Nicaraguan slang, referring to oversized firecrackers connected to one fuse on a singular string. Often lit during celebratory festivals and holidays, Triqui Traca can sometimes stretch several street blocks, sounding in loud, percussive succession. It's the perfect moniker for such a bold cigar, trading the original Mi Querida's Connecticut Broadleaf Medium wrapper for a rarer Connecticut Broadleaf No. 1 Dark leaf. Further refinements add ligero from the Dominican Republic to the Nicaraguan fillers, retaining the cigar's sweet and chocolatey flavors but increasing the intensity to extra full-bodied.